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“Diversity comes with great planning. It doesn’t happen because we sit back and wish and hope.”

The father of Amazon Prime is doing the city's most-watched build-out. Why isn't it done?

A new proposed Metro budget from General Manager Paul Wiedefeld would (mostly) restore late night hours to the system, the Washington Post reports. It would also increase peak fares on the rail system, introduce a flat $2 fare on weekends,…

Howard University Hospital could be moving.

Nearly 18 months ago, the General Services Administration (GSA) released a request for proposals (RFP) to kick off another attempt to redevelop part of the 272-acre Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) campus off North Capitol Street.

Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld’s proposed budget for the coming fiscal year would increase peak fares, offer a flat weekend fare and expand late-night service for the first time since a 2016 moratorium.

Deborah F. Rutter built a major expansion at Washington’s venerable arts complex. Now she wants more people to come.

One of the first things Hollywood star Jane Fonda did in jail was give up her red coat.

Decked out in signature red, curly Ws and, yes, shark fins, thousands of fans streamed to downtown D.C. to give the Washington Nationals a jubilant hero’s welcome after their 2019 World Series win.

Thousands of fans converged in downtown D.C. on Saturday to celebrate the Nationals’ first-ever World Series title in franchise history.

Amtrak’s new nonstop Acela service between Washington and New York was billed as the start of an era of faster and more efficient passenger service in the Northeast.

THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE has withdrawn a proposal that would have imposed onerous restrictions on protests on the Mall and other federal land in Washington. This represents a full retreat by the Trump administration and, more important, a…

On his first day of homelessness, Reggie Cox attended a goodbye party for his sister, and said nothing about his circumstances.

D.C.’s victory parade and rally for the World Series champion Washington Nationals is expected to draw tens of thousands of fans downtown. The city says it will be ready and wants fans to be, too.

A D.C. regulatory agency never created a file or properly acted on a complaint of dangerous conditions at an illegal rooming house on Kennedy Street in Northwest Washington and stopped pursuing the case two days before a fire killed two…

A development team has been selected for one of the largest projects planned in the District.

The National Children's Museum was originally supposed to open Friday, and although that's been put on hold until later this year, the museum is still giving people a chance to see some of what's inside.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s recent update to Congress contained a half-dozen takeaways for commuters and visitors who ride the Metro rail system in the national capital region.